New 76ers President Mike Gansey introduced on June 8, vows to keep Joel Embiid and Paul George.
Gansey replaces Daryl Morey, and his first task is addressing the futures of Embiid and George.
What's Next for Joel Embiid?
The new president aims to get the best out of Embiid, despite his lengthy injury history.
Embiid, 32, has a three-year, $187.8 million extension starting in 2026-2027.
Contract Concerns
Gansey inherits tough contracts, including George's $54.1 million for his age 36 season.
George also has a $56.5 million player option for next year, sparking trade rumors.
The Sixers' Situation
After stunning the Boston Celtics in the 2026 NBA Playoffs, the 76ers were swept by the New York Knicks.
This loss led to Morey's departure, and Gansey's arrival brings new hope.
The Sixers still haven't made it past round two during the Joel Embiid era.
No Core Shake-Up
Gansey made it clear Embiid and George are part of the core four, with no plans to trade them.
Tyrese Maxey and VJ Edgecombe have already connected with Gansey, who seeks to improve the team.
Gansey wants to get coaches' input and the players' feelings to move forward.
The Sixers' future is uncertain, but one thing is clear: Joel Embiid is staying put.
Gansey's strong message on Embiid and George brings stability to the team.
The new president's approach will be crucial in the upcoming season.
Embiid's injury history and George's contract are concerns, but Gansey is optimistic.
The Sixers' fans are eager to see how the team will perform under new leadership.
Gansey's first move is a positive sign for the team's future.
The 76ers are looking to improve, and keeping Embiid and George is a step in the right direction.